Digital Watchdog is quite well respected in the analog / budget segment of the market. I know a few guys who swear by them - reliable, low cost, good support, etc. Beyond that I do not much about their traditional offerings.
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In general I agree with an overall positive assessment of the DVR's, but some caveats and commentary: You can't change the IP address remotely, it has to be done on at the DVR. So if the customer changes their network, someone physically has to be there to change it. Very annoying and has cost us already.
The original software interface is not very intuitive to set up and reviewing and exporting video is a major pain if you don't do it often enough that it becomes well practised. They're new HD Witness / DW Spectrum software is supposed to be compatible with the current and older DVR's, i'd highly recommend paying the license fee to use that software with the DVR's and not the older, original software like ACS and whatever the name of their other software was.
The mobile apps are most certainly designed to operate via cellular you are not limited to LAN / WAN... please check them out at the apple store and/or the droid market. They are free and i have test sites on our website for you to use.
Not sure why you have found our SW interface to be overly difficult as most integrators actually compliment us on the ease of use for both the installer but more importantly the end user. The HD Witness / DW Equivalent is the DW Spectrum IPVMS is also free to download and test drive from our website. Please give it a test drive and yes the new 1.5 release does integrate the VMAX series of DVR's with the IPVMS. The DVR is now an encoder with reduced license cost to the integrator.
We've installed probably upwards of 75+ of the Digital Watchdog analog DVR's in the last 18 months or so and we have good success with them. We have been using the Flex line for residential and light commercial when using analog cameras. I did have one of the new Blackjack NVR's and one of their cameras in for testing and the found the interface to be pretty slick in comparison to other VMS software we have used.
We were told by Digital Watchdog support the reason neither we nor our customer could access their DVR from an iPhone was because the app would only work on a WLAN connection. It did not affect Android and we supposed it was maybe a limit Apple put on the app. If this no longer so, then again it is a change from the way it worked before (since early last year), and a welcome one.
My opinions on the ACS and Pivot interface are our own based on experience with over a dozen different products, and from some of our customers in comparison to the previous brand we used before. If you have had a better feedback from your clientle, that's good for you and I'm not going to dispute that. Again, it's our own opinion and that of some of our customers.
You know what, if that's true and this matter has been resolved, although all indications are it is not, then far be it from me to stoop to the level of, say, my local Dog rep who is infamous for recklessly spouting malarkey about his competitors and subsequently marring any remaining credibility he may have had- I will gladly apologize and rescind my comments should facts prove otherwise.
We have always managed ios, android 3G / 4G remote smart phone access quite well... We were one of the first in the game to introduce four years ago. We achieve Mac OS integration free through our ACS SW provided with the product and on our website - LAN or WAN.
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Hi Guys,
I bought a house with Digital watchdog system DW-ZA-Pro system installed that has about 10 or so cameras that are analog. So these cameras in my mind would work fine for me but according to Digital watchdog i would have to buy a converter and a new DVR to the tune of about 2K which seems silly in terms of cost just to view the cameras with control 4. The current system has all cameras going into a DVR into a network room so couldn't I just get a DVR that works with control 4 and Analog cameras and plug all the cameras in to that DVR, connect to WIFI then be good to go after installing the driver for Control 4? If so..... My questions would be:
3 you could access LIVE view through C4 remotely, recordings cannot be accessed remotely. GEnerally allowing that will requiring opening ports to the internet (port forwarding) which frankly, you should never do to begin with. As for motion sensing - it will depend on the DVR in use. In some cases, you can have it set to do so and output a trigger on the DVR which can be wired to C4 and so on and so forth. This would then be when ANY camera (set to do motion) gets motion. I know of no analogue DVR that has the ability/drivers to do so camera by camera in C4.
Another great alternative is using Blue Iris if you can handle that yourself. Basically a 60 dollar program on an old computer with some extra harddrives for storage and you can choose pretty much any camera on their (VERY long) list and integrate it with Blue Iris AND C4.
Thanks for the info.
So for the most part there does not seem to be a wifi based camera system with DVR that is plug and play for C4 like some of the ones on the market like ARLO . If I am understanding this correctly I would have to install the cameras then the drivers then the NVR and Driver etc....I was hoping that there would be a solution that offers a quick plug and play that integrates with C4 and home kit... I guess not....
So for the most part there does not seem to be a wifi based camera system with DVR that is plug and play for C4 like some of the ones on the market like ARLO . If I am understanding this correctly I would have to install the cameras then the drivers then the NVR and Driver etc....I was hoping that there would be a solution that offers a quick plug and play that integrates with C4 and home kit... I guess not....
Thanks, I am aware of that but is there a system that could be installed as a complete system with one driver for NVR that does what I am talking about?
So whats interesting to me is how C4 is incredible but things like HomeKit are starting to this really make home automation so easy and secure for an average person to do. Don't get me wrong you cant do everything you can do with C4 but its not as far off as people think. It just seems that C4 would really start to understand this and put together packages that really worked well as a kit? Anyone have interest in something like this? As a team we could certainly do this...
In this example, we just find the operation of reset watchdog. Function dwdReset() is used to feed watchdog. Where is the function call to reset the device when stopping servicing DWD? We just find the NMI setting by running dwwdInit(Generate_NMI), not dwwdInit(Generate_Reset). So I guess it won't trigger system reset.
As you can see the second argument to this function can be either Generate_Reset or Generate_NMI. If you pass the Generate_Reset as second argument to this function, then device would get reset if watchdog failed to feed or else if you pass Generate_NMI then only NMI interrupt would get generate if the watchdog failed to feed.
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The default value of WWDRXN field in the register RTIWWDRXNCTRL is 0x5, that means if we didn't write anything into this register then it will be configured for RESET device, only if we write oxA then the device will generate NMI without any RESET.
The most important thing is that, as ESM High interrupt is a FIQ interrupt we should call the "_enable_interrupt_" API to enable both IRQ and FIQ interrupts in our code, then only ESM high interrupt will get generate after watchdog time expires.
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